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Dominican Academy - Dominilog Yearbook (Fall River, MA)

 - Class of 1951

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Q ' H I . x : :- S 'f'QiE:!,p3,' if . f:. -gd . - , ni ,,..- . ,.., 4 , - bll' A . I 't Q yagsllv--H S v w . 4-f , J 1 Ill x i W'wYwv-f 'W H '- 1 K4 5' x V V Az , A ' lj' I , ' x X1 I ffl , , 'fn V f - ' W . Wiffag 3? vf m 1f E ff - . -if-. as f .l.. .::.5... -- b- .f4ig'4 ',- r ' ',,, A - A' gig'-1f1L,. X .fu-L, --nmol. - 'W P' Q F 19235 1 .8 JLL Bmw-'rf2'f Pell fe - al - ty To our Queen and our Moth - - er. THE ASSUMPTION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN This picture was painted by El Greco in Toledo, Spain, in 1577. Those around the empty tomb are the Apostles. The Virgin, surrounded by angels, is assumed bodily into heaven. Supreme Pontift of the Universal Church His Holiness a 12 1215 W' Bishop of Rome Vicar of ,lesus Christ Successor of St. Peter Qezzfbfzzfbfz The tall, slender figure of the great Pope of Mary, His Holiness Pope Pius XII, a white sil- houette with arms outstretched to receive the whole world, dominates the scene of the extra- ordinary Holy Year l950, the year of the great return and of the great pardon. He is the Pope of the lmmaculate Heart of Mary, receiving episcopal consecration on May l3, l9l7, the very day of the first apparition of Our Lady at Fatima. How fitting it is that it was he who, on All Saints, Day, l950. in answer to the appeals of millions of his spiritual children, proclaimed the Assump- tion of the Blessed Virgin Mary as a truth revealed by Cod to the Apostles, a dogma of the Holy Catholic Church. 7, N J ,X fr '-Elf Grateful that we are living witnesses of this proclamation, which demonstrated the infinite power of Cod, the unbounded intercessory power of our Heavenly Mother, and the LYNITY of the Church as her eight hundred million children in all lands gave willing assent to the dogma: grateful too that we will always he able to remember how this extraordinary event took place during our senior year. we join with Mary's loving children all over the world in rejoicing in this triumph of hers, and we consider ourselves privileged in dedi- cating to her our l95l D0llll.lIl-!Og. l '1 ii il ' s l Q V4 E1 I ---.L A 1 His Excellency MOST REVEREND JAMES E. CASSIDY, D.D., LL.D. Bishop of Fall River 4 . I 8 His Excellency MOST REVEREND JAMES L. CONNOLLY, D.D., D. Sc.H Bishop of Mylasa Coadjutor Bishop of Fall River 9 1 LE TRES REVEREND PERE RAYMOND M BURGESS OP PRIEUR dont la bonte proverblale sut toujours nous donner a pomt la parole qul eclaxre ou les paroles qul d1r1 ent dans IUNITE de la Verlte REVEREND EDWARD J. GORMAN, M.A Superintendent of Diocesan Schools 'I0 ' . , -- f - . 1 . .1 . ... 9 D' D ,.f I 4 A 1 - 1 V W lxg. I if ' Q r X . N . ,ccfg fxf' w 1' . ihv -MY . -x N. y , Q.. '- f 1 ,, V,- A,- '1 1. A ,.nn7 11114,- . . u X ' ' Q bf 4 J ri J A J V ilgif its 'Q 'X' 'x,'. ...- rvi ff . t'?--:f2ff- I L . .I iK if H 4,,,Q.A.2.f , 0 'fgfb , 7' J ,JQ ff' . - I.. J f ' f,i ft I ,, .,' J gg-xx v ln'44' 1 nfmm' u.. Q H -'- 62252 ' 1' , . .przbg - V ,gl I -w Q L ilk FA- U gx ' .G mf-EL37, ' gkt N t'42:::' ' I X 'f L kj 17 X. 1, Q A! I J XX ' A ' I . Q -'Q I S I A ' I I f :W ' 'E 4, 6' '22, .I J f E Y ' Xu- mai. Q fzfs- Q' ' elif. I hi: - if NPW e , - ag! 4 An , -Qyu' 1. gg' 'Ir ,, K ,, , f ' ' :-i.7'g,f .Ag 'ffl 11. x '-H k - S 'ff ' ,. - f'5k'?':+f wrrgm 'm'. ' -A . xl KU:-. S' ' ' ---. , - L 5 I u L, h . . at at ' 'H , ,994 71 ., T' . if 8 Q QQ ' ki. ., I 4 .r 1 s if-Q n. Ev' .fy 3 , Q 1 .C .. 1 . T' 5 j 1-as f - 'ff ' ,Q I , 'Ml' J .I 1 .' , I as ff, k Q, w ,-. ' f' . , -.wa '5-:reg . 3 , - r - -1 - ' .I ' 4 'f i ' V . P vt -fx, g.,rf ..pu ' ' - - J ff' ' 4 ffft fffh' ,A . - b . I all .-Ft' K 1, . 1 I.. I ' I Y '.' 4 .f n 1 l i 1 '-, J,,. 'YH0lwliF'rxl , , 'ui 4' .if '-. X5 4 2,5 7'1- W 4' W J T- ' - 'k M , 'f Q ,, . .al -' , ,D , , A ,.- - : . ' - I Q 1 . . .Q .-.. 1 ,. . - K ik '-+-121-'Si 'l p In :!'f::, W gr .: li. 2 A,,, - -f --J-'TT' 11111165-lj gall killer W arms The pastor is the center of UNITY in the parish. It is under his direction that as parishoners we form a united group, a family within the great family of the diocese and the still greater family of the Church. Like the Good Shepherd watching over His flock, our pastors patiently and untiringly work with us and for us. At Sunday Mass they unite us in the universal Sacrifice, they pray with us and explain the word of God, exhorting us to face with Christian courage the many problems of life. Consecrated and set apart as ministers of God to dispense His mercy to each one of us, our pastors are outstanding in their devotedness and their UNITY of purpose in turning all things to God. To them we owe all the gratitude we can show and all the cooperation we can offer. His Excellency MOST REVEREND .JAMES L. CONNOLLY, D.D. Coadjutor Bishop of Fall River Sacred Heart Church Right Reverend Osias A. Boucher Blessed Sacrament - Fall River Right Reverend George F. Cain St. Mathieu - Fall River Right Reverend Edward J. Higney St. Joseph's - Newport, R. l. Right Reverend Edward J. Moriarty St. Patrick's - Fall River Reverend Francisco Bettencourt Santo Christo - Fall River Reverend Alfred J. E. Bonneau Notre Dame - Fall River Reverend Felix S. Childs St. Louis - Fall River Reverend James A. Coyle Holy Name - Fall River Reverend Francis J. Cooney St. Madeleine - Tiverton, R. l. Reverend Richard J. Dee St. Denis' - East Douglas, Mass. Reverend Hugo E. Dylla St. Stanislaus -- Fall River Reverend Adrien Gauthier St. Roch - Fall River Reverend James J. Gerrard St. Mary's Cathedral - Fall River Reverend Patrick H. A. Hurley St. Williamis - Fall River Reverend Kerry O'C. Keane Holy Ghost -Tiverton, R. l. Reverend Thomas Landry, 0. P. St. Anne- Fall River Reverend Leonidas Lariviere St. Jean Baptiste- Fall River Reverend Adelard Liberte St. Jean Baptiste - Pawtucket, R. I. Reverend Joseph P. Lyons St. Joseph's - Fall River Reverend George Maxwell St. Peter and Paul's- Fall River Reverend A. Ernest Olivier Christ the King - West Warwick, Reverend John J. 0'Reilly St. Christopher's -Tiverton, R. I. Reverend Joseph Pannoni Holy Rosary - Fall River 12 R W Zwuffy Dear Seniors, It is a signally pleasant task for your Dominican faculty to grant your request for a message on UNITY for the 1951 DOMINILOC. From the very beginning of the present school year we have been glad witnesses of your success in working to- ward an ever greater UNITY of thought and endeavor in your own class and in the entire school. We were sincerely pleased that you adopted the practice which is becoming a custom in Dominican Acad- emy, that of choosing a theme which not only appears in the yearbook but also permeates the school life of the entire year. By so doing, you are reaching two worth- while goals instead of only one. While your yearbook is a storehouse of school memories, as any yearbook should be, it also contributes in a notable way to the general good of the school. Your teachers sincerely appreciate this assistance. We will always remember you for your outstanding cooperation and loyalty, and we will keep you in our prayers that you may continue to be a source of unity and harmony in whatever position you may occupy through life. Particularly we ask the blessing of God and His Blessed Mother, to whom you are so sincerely de- voted, that your home life may bear this stamp of unity, which is the key to happi- ness. if I .19 ' ,' ,, 1 f.- ll . fi Ms as it z I 1? fn 4 5 REV. MOTHER THEREsA or JEsUs, o.P. SISTER M- DALMATIUS, 0.P. Prioress Sister Angela, O.P. ....... . Sister Catherine of the Angels, Principal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . English, Spanish, Religion French, Bookkeeping, Business Arithmetic Sister M. Dalmatius, O.P. ....... .......................... A rt, French Sister Estelle of St. Dominic Sister Helen, O.P. ........ . Sister lVI. Herman, O.P. .. Mother M. Ignatius, 0.P. . . . . Sister Jeanne D'Arc, O.P. . . . Sister Jeanne Marie, O.P. . .. Sister Julie Marie, O.P. . .. Sister Mary Pius, 0.P. ............ . Sister Mary of Carmel, O.P. ........ . Sister Mary of the Sacred Hea Sister M. Matthieu, 0.P. Sister Monica, O.P. ....... . Mrs. Martin H. Delahanty, Jr Mrs. F, M. Corie .......... .. . Religion, English, History Latin .. . . . . . . . Religion, Music . . . English, Religion, History . . . Shorthand, Typewriting . . . . French, Latin, History . . . . . . . Religion. French Clee Club. Music . . . . . . . . . Art, French, Religion rt, O.P. . . . . . . Orchestra, Choral Group, Choir . . . . . . . . Algebra, French, Science . . . Chemistry, Biology, Matheinatics . . . . . . . . . . . . . Physical Education . . . ................. French J .gf fe 'E' V' ,...---- 'W I 1 - LJ 'ff-5.1 LJ ff-EJ LJ ' EJLJI Moth - er be-lov - - ed of God and of men,1... QJQ Q LJ - LL Lf- LJ has 1 Here at your feet,-,i Faith - ful we meet,,.. -I i II. s 4 Q 1 , On opposite page: Helene Ouellette and Catherine Wilkinson with the new statue of Our Lady of Peace in the D. A. parlor. Q.,.,v gn Lflfj' ,. A 'Y fi fx xx , X I 7 x I fi 4' -f 'V f 1 an-r 1 Lx Q 1,37 H ,A-Y xffy 't . X. 4 M., 1- 3 f ,J ! 7 '-11:33. - :da fx- 452710275 Here's where we were most UNITED-in our homeroom, listening to a pep talk by our school president. Here we gathered each morning for a rapid fire exchange of ideas and a last hurried look at assignments. Here we began our school day by the Rosary and religion class, followed by American history. We then set out for chem- istry or shorthand, Latin, bookkeeping or typing, not to mention the ever-varying activity period. One o'clock found us together again in our sunny homeroom for English and French. Classes ended at 2:30, but not the activity in our senior room. Extracurricular activities, especially journalism, kept many seniors busy till long after closing time. Homeroom memories are happy memories. First mzu flvft lu rightl: Lorraine Belisle, Lucille Dube, Helene Ouellette, Lucille Picard, Madeleine Ct-ntlron, Claudette LeBlanc. Second row: Ruth Adams, Catherine Wilkinson, Dorothy Zmuda, Cram- Riley, Maureen Davis, Patricia Swierczek. Third row: Janice Girouard, Lorraine Drewniak, Phyllis Santos, Barbara Doherty, Eileen O'Brien. Fourth Row: Lorraine St. Yves, Joan McCuill, Moira O'Connor, Teresa Hebert. Fifllz row: Ann Krezel, Eileen Williams, ,Ioan Toomey, Mary Davis. Smmft ng: A nnette Bernter. ff? lfzygffff' ' 4 hu. as ox , V I W I , Annette Bernler President Y agar ' 4gnuuai.- ' ' ,mm-wl, i 52? Claire Simard Vice- president wgp., 3 'NN 9-NJ xx X 1 -W x I 1 Marthe Methot ' W Pauline Beauregard Treasurer Secretary Ruth Adams Commercial ufiuthyl' . . . unspoiled and sweet . . . noiseless doer . . . kind and considerate to all . . . bewitching smile . . . always true blue . . . likes friendly people and horse-back riding . . . refined in every way . . . an ideal Catholic girl. Clee Club 1, 23 Blessed Martin Club 1, 4g Dramatics lg Cercle Marial 4g C.P.C. 4g Gym 2g Class Treasurer 1, 2, Sec- retary 33 Dominilog 4. if Pauline Collette Beauregard Commercial HPolly . . . captivating smile . . . a cpenchant' for poetry . . . fond of all sports . . . understanding . . . scatters sunshine wherever she goes . . . hopes to head a firm of public stenographers . . . likes inter- esting conversationalists. Volleyball 3, 43 Journalism Club 43 Clee Club 1g Blessed Martin Club 1, 4g Cercle Marial 1, 2, 4g C.P.C. 43 Dramatics 1, 43 Dominican 43 Dominilog 4g Class Treasurer 3, Secre- ,,, V tary 43 Basketball 1. KT l 1 8 Lorraine Belisle is General Lorrie . . . pensive . . . versatile . . . keen sense of humor . . . sweet and demure . . . always available . . . peppy drummer . . . dislikes being hurried . . . looks forward to a nursing Career . . . likes music and D. A. basketball games. Orchestra 3, 4, Secretary 43 Clee Club 3g Blessed Martin Club 4: journalism Club 43 C.l .C. 43 Dominican 43 Dom- inilog 4g Gym 3. if I Ruth, Pauline and Lorraine have found one se urce of l NITYH- re1're-ation logf-llwr in the elub ri lu 'I9 Annette Rose Bernier General 4'Nanette', . . . ideal school president . . . harmon- ious blend of strength and sweetness . . . dynamic personality and leadership . . . sparkling vivacity . . . obliging entertainer . . . graceful dancer . . . guiding star for undergrads . . . 'The heart to con- oeive, the understanding to direct, the hand to executef, Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 3, Softball 1, 2, 3g Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Gym 2, 3, 43 S.G.O. 3, 4, Class President 1, 3, 4, Vice-President 2g Dominilog 4, Dominican 3, 4, Drama- tics 1, 2, 3, 43 C.P.C. 45 Journalism Club 3, 4-3 Cercle Marial 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 43 Orchestra 3, 4-, Librarian 3, President 45 Blessed Martin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3. Annette is a source of harmony in more ways than one, as her peppy music never fails to draw a crowd. Mary and Maureen are evidently enjoying themselves. A Mary Davis General s'Smiley', . . . fun-loving . . . obliging . . . excellent school spirit . . . well-liked personality . . . her . X ,V pleasant smile makes life worth while . . . delights in baby-sitting . . . dislikes big wheelsf, Latin Club 3: Cheerleader 43 Basketball 43 Journalism Club 43 Blessed Martin Club 1. 43 Glf-v Llub 1. J, 5, 4g C.P.C. 4: Gym 2. 3, 43 Class Yin--l're-siileiit l: Doininilog 4: Dominican 43 Dramaties 1, 2. ! l Maureen Agnes Davis General Vivaeious red-head . . . Cheerful disposition . . sympathetic nature . . . laughing brown eyes . . E' generous soul . . . relishes Chocolate Cabs . . . ambi tion, to be a good nurse. Club 3g Dramaties 4. l 21 Dominilog 4: Gym 43 Volleyball 3, 4: C..P.C. 4: Clee Barbara Louise Doherty V' Classical Accomplished pianist . . . lively . . . ladylike . . carefree . . . mischievous eyes . . . distinctive eye- brows . . . enjoys dancing . . . talented actress. Cym 2, Latin Club 3, Vice-President 33 Orchestra 1, 2 Dramatics 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President 1. ,..-W Lorraine Corinne Drewniak ' ' ' Commercial '4Lorey', . . . co-operative . . . ever smiling . . . dependable . . . diligent worker . . . dauntless will- power . . . vibrant personality . . . fond of swimming, travelling, and reading . . . makes rugs in her spare time . . . intends to become a court stenographer. Mission Club 3, Volleyball 3, 4, C.P.C. 43 Gym 2, 3, 4-3 Dominilog 43 Blessed Martin Club 1, 2, 4, Journalism Club 43 Dramalics 1, 2, Dominican 4. ff 3 22 Marie Lucille Dube General QQ, ulaui' . . . precise. punctual, practical . . . studious rv . . . determined worker . . . petite demoiselle . . . able actress . . . a proof that good tliings come' in CN. small packages . . . has eye on nursing profession . . . dislikes tardy people. Blessed Nlartin Club 1: Clce Club 1, 2, 3, 11, Pri'-sill:-nt 43 Cercle Nlarial l. 2. 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Journalism Club 3, 4: C.P.ff. 4: Dramalics l. 2, 3: Dominican 3, 43 Dominilog 4, 5.00. 4: Cym 2, 3, 43 Basketball lg Cheerleader 11g Volley- ball 3. 1' i I Tbere's UNITY in the beauty of art. Lorraine, Lucille and Barbara try to capture some of the magic of autumn around D. AA. Madeleine Theresa Gendron General Reserved . . . quiet and dignified . . . serene beauty . . . expressive eyes . . . proficient pianist . . . motto: Better late than neverlw . . . crochets, knits and sews exceptionally well . . . dreams of a nursing career. Clee Club l, 35 Blessed Marlin Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 3g Latin Club 3. aoqa fa tl? ,Q ---Q .T 301131 TW1-my .... 1 Recreation time finds Janice, Madeleine and Teresa UNITED at a popular pot the candy counter 24 Janice Louise Girouard General alan . . . contagious laughter . . . basketball enthusiast . . . alert . . . bubbling, lively wit . . . X optimistic . . . unassuming . . . wishes some day to ' become a Wave . . . plays tennis, as well as basket- ball, in her free time. Softball 1, 2g Volleyball 39 Gym 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3g , Journalism Club 3, 45 C. P. C. 4g Dramatics 2g Dominilog 4g I., Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. J f, Teresa Ann Hebert General '4Terry . . . wonderful dancer . . . ardent sports fan . . . glowing smile . . . a staunch friend . . . to become a successful housewife is her greatest de- sire . . . believes in punctuality and neatness. Journalism Club 4g Blessed Martin Club 1. 2. 33 Softball 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4g Gym 2. 3. 4: Clee Club 1, 2, 3. 4g C.P.C. 43 Dramatics 29 Dominican 4g Dominilog 4. I r 25 Ann Louise Krezel General Always anxious to please . . . unbounded gener- osity . . . willing worker . . . nimble knitter . . . unfussed, unhurried, yet always gets things done . . . distinctive bangs . . . aspires to a nursing career . . . dislikes boastful people. Class Treasurer lg Volleyball 33 Gym 2, 3, 4: Dramatics 23 C. P. C. 43 journalism Club 43 Blessed Martin Club 43 Dominilog 4. -4 ,ff J' ': '-lh- 'hai' i Q 1 The future seems to hold no worries for these placid seniors, Joan, Ann and Claudette. Claudette Claire LeBlanc General 'UN Polite . . . upright character . . . optimistic . . . loyal and true . . . diligent student . . . serene out- look on life . . . plans to enter one of Uncle Sam's services . . . likes vanilla ice cream, also all sports, especially basketball. Orchestra 2, 3, Librarian 33 Blessed Martin Club l, 2, 3, 43 Clee Club 1, 3: C. P. C. 4g Gym 3g Basketball 1, 25 Volley- ball 3g Softball 1, 2. ev. , If fl E fir-N Joan McGuill General Willing and cheerful . . . agreeable . . . a sunshine heart and a soul of song . . . friendly with all . . . refreshing to know . . . shuns hot-tempered people . . . enjoys paging through fashion magazines. Dramatics l. 21 Dominican 43 Gym 12. 3. 4: Dominilog 43 C. P. C. 43 Blessed Martin Club 25 Clee Club 2, 3, 4. ff 27 Marthe-Marie Methot General i 6'Shorty . . . tall and stately . . . outstanding in service to class and school . . . will be an active, civic-minded grown-up . . . liked by all . . . intelli- gent and capable worker . . . drives a car like a pro . . . handy with a bow and arrow. Cercle Marial 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 43 Blessed Martin Club 1, 2, 3, 45 C. P. C. 43 Journalism Club 3. 4g Dramatics 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 43 Dominican 3, 44 S.G.O. 3, 43 Dom- inilog 43 Class Vice-President 3, Class Treasurer 4, Volley- ball 3g Gym 2, 3, 4. Eileen Margaret O'Brien 55919, Classical Leenie,' . . . petite, lovable Irish lass . . . appeal- ing smile . . . reliable . . . does well whatever she does . . . attentive listener . . . considerate . . . dislikes conceited people . . . ambition, to become an English teacher. Basketball 2, Class Secretary 33 Dominican 4: Glee Club 13 Blessed Martin Club 13 Latin Club 3, 43 Volleyball 3, If Gym 2, 3, Journalism Club 4, C. P. C. 43 Dramatics 2. iugllna-....,,- 28 Moira Ann O'Connor Classical Artistic . . . keen eye for clothes . . . enjoys fashion J designing . . . blond locks, azure eyes . . . fond of f driving . . . avid reader . . . a good social mixer . . . ,J always up to date on the latest dance steps. Latin Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 23 Blessed Martin Club 1: C. P. C. 45 Basketball 1, 23 Gym 2, 33 Class 1 Secretary 13 Dominican 43 Dramatics 1, 2, 3. ' I iw . M Hop in, calls Marthe to Eileen and Moira, ready for the homeward trek. 29 Helene Claire Guellette Classical Classicist at the piano . . . business-like . . . Parliamentary Procedure enthusiast . . . defends her arguments with vim and zest . . . deeply reli- gious . . . brilliant, earnest student . . . intends to pursue the study of piano. Volleyball 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 C. P. C. 43 Blessed Martin Club 1, 2, 3g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4g Cercle Marial 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 3, 43 Gym 2, 3, 4g Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Journalism Club 3, 43 Dramatics 1, 33 Dom- inican 3, 43 Class Vice-President 1, Treasurer 3g S. C. 0. 4. li ll. J, ffl! SP 'CJ' Ya hm.. Lucille, Grace and Helene are very much UNITED in their admiration for the unusual cameo collection in the studio. 30 'if' l W Grace Abbie Riley Commercial Lucille Edith Picard General 'GLu,, . . . fine mixer . . . faithful friend . . . Capacity for fun . . . tops in math . . . enjoys life to the utmost . . . collects post cards . . . plans to become a C. P. A .... Mario Lanza fan . . . dislikes egotistical people. Dominilog 4, Gym 23 Dramatics 1, 33 C. P. C. 43 Cercle Marial 1, 2, 3, 4-g Blessed Martin Club 1, 4, Clee Club 1, 2, Librarian 2. in Natural Irish wit . . . radiant smile . . . good sport . . . heart-of-gold . . . secretarial aspirations , . . . thoughtful and kind . . . enjoys television and P mystery stories, also bright colors . . . perpetual merry-maker at heart. C. P. C. 43 Blessed Martin Club lg Gym 3g Dramatics 1, 2, 4g Dominilog 4. i 31 Lorraine Germaine St. Yves Commercial Lorry,' . . . easily contented . . . simple and charming manner . . . knows how to get the most out of life . . . demure and dainty . . . refined in every way . . . relishes B.L.T's. . . never a frown on her bright, cheerful countenance. Dramatics 1, 23 Dominican 45 Gym 33 Blessed Martin Club 13 Cercle Marial lg C. P. C. 4g Dominilog 4. ZX! l ' 'Af Phyllis Jean Santos Commercial 4'Phyl . . . little lass with a Hair for fashion . . . gives without measure . . . lovable and fine dis- position . . . sparkles with life . . . likes variety in handbags . . . enjoys roller skating and piano play- lnff. Bominilog 43 Blessed Martin Club 1, 4g C. P. C. 4g Dra- matics l, 23 Gym 3. 32 'fl Claire Pauline Simard fag Q Commercial Proficient in all sports . . . T.N.T. on the basket- ball courl . . . conscientious . . . elhcient organizer xg! . . . secretarial expert . . . live-wire . . .can always be found in the library . . . ambition, to become a ' medical secretary. Blessed Martin Club 1, 43 Cercle Marial 1, Secretary 4g C. xx., it V P. C. 43 Dominilog 4g Class Vice'PreSident 3, 4g S. G. 0. 3, y 43 Cym 2, 3, 4g Volleyball 33 Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4. There's no fun like fun together! That's what Lorraine, Phyllis and Claire seein to think. 33 Patricia Ann Swierczek General 'SPat', . . . happy-go-lucky . . . lt's a sign! . . . ever soft and low voice . . . sweet and lovable . . . perpetual laughter . . . loves horses . . . would like f . . 'gr to become a commercial artist . . . makes crossword 1 puzzles. Glee Club 33 C. P. C. 43 Volleyball 3, 4. I f f l .E World UNITY in a shrinking world is a subject that engages Patricia, Catherine and Joan in serious discussion. 34 gl f .loan Ellen Toomey Commercial 4.5 Intriguing classmate . . . ever capable . . . gay . . . always tidy and trim . . . I'll always love you! . . . magnetic smile . . . 5'2, eyes of bluei' . . . collects souvenirs . . . dislikes deceitful people . . . secretary- to-be. Dominilog 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Gym 2, 3, 4g Clee Club 13 Blessed Martin Club 1, 43 C. P. C. 43 Dominican 4, Jour- nalism Club 4g Dramatics 1, 2. , , 5 Catherine Elizabeth Wilkinson Classical 6 '4Cathy', . . . devoted journalist . . . blond blue- eyed beauty . . . top ranking scholar . . . loyal helper . . . quotable quibbling . . . doll collector . . . enjoys a good argument . . . likes anything historical . . . ambition, college. Dominican 3, 4g Blessed Martin Club 1, 43 C. P. C. 4: Orchestra 2, 3, Treasurer 3g Cercle Marial 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 3, 43 Volleyball 33 Gym 3, 43 Basketball 33 Class Treasurer lg Dominilog 4g Dramatics 1, 25 Journalism Club 5, 4. .Jo 35 Eileen Marie Williams Commercial '4Choo-Choov . . . always ready with a joke . . . attractive blue eyes . . . fun-loving . . . easy to know . . . constant source of entertainment . . . likes ambitious, industrious, straightforward people . . . wants to be a stenographer. Blessed Martin Club 1, 4-g Journalism Club 43 C. P. C. 4-3 Gym 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3g Volleyball 3g Softball 1. . . , X t i, M553 PY sf lafiir f 1 eg fa . A fl 'YQ' Wig, - ' ' J, , ,, , 1, Q' l l The long day ends as Eileen and Dorothy pause on the flag- stone steps leading from the schoolyard. l Dorothy Helen Zmuda Commercial Dol . . . joyful yet quiet and serene . . . as generous as sunshine . . . deep thinker . . . fron- siderate and charming . . . shy sweet smile . . . lover of books . . . typical dignified senior . . . decided future in business accomplishments. Dominilog 43 Class Secretary 25 C. P. C. 43 Blessed Mar- tin Club 1. Will that bus ever come! The end of a perfect clay -the end of any day - finds us waiting. sonn- to go north, some south. 37 7 . Com - rades of Ma - ry, Re-deemed by your Somi, Keep us, who love you, In J. LJ- EH' E f-B all things one. On opposite page: Class presidents, leaders in undergraduate unity. Freshman Pauline Sorel, Sophomore Sheila Smith, Junior Pierrette Lemaire. qu U gg v ? .-'f , . 7,ag,,,10j-, , 'f'j',2r.':v-' 4,.,CTL5f'. ,A,g:,4,f,- ,. II ' -s N ff - - I' -J '3?1?5'rw.-if 1 , 45 il 5, '4,foff'-if ?'ff1,.:, v --,s . ., ,Aww - ,, ' I I 'V Q, GQ 5 ,I ' A ' 2 6 ' J .- . X A-I. . 'fish ' - .:?fV - ,gif I- :gl 1 73 if fl .I I S? ' 5 9' s Q-',,o '11 234 ix V V M 'JI Sli 4' '.17I:Y: 3 J DI,-ff' W- fl E!:v,.:J l' '- .4 4' an -f ' N Q.-sv 5' ' Lf 4 - - 1' . ' . -4 fa' 2'Y'f -1 f .0 , .. I .L .. -1. 1 1 . - . -. : Fx 1 l j J 'A ' All ' 1 V 1 'MQ ,- 'Q' ,,fV' ' 'I' ,I H, 'M I' A' zxqgqff. DA' .I 'gli 'fix' UI. 1- ',? ,,,,,,' ' ' 4 1 v - mix V rf! -'.-41.h'v u ' ' -- ,':t'z' ff' f- -wr vf -- ,. ' 7 . ,u r . -, I A M ,,-1 'i l V 1 511- 1 .I , fl, .I , Ahtfi- P. ., I ., I ,.: 7. I. f t ,V x -, QL 'Y-, u. , 'p , , 7q. .:',r -.xi-f.g,'fg, , .f. fl. '- 3 S6!,'i , . ' '51 2 '. 'Q' .V ' . ' . 7 - . ,-' -' '..,.':.W 'Q ' . 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' 'N ' it z ' . - , rn 5'5'5.: 'iiy Z' Q . . - v f A - ' - fzxf- - - . ' -, .L-Allan: 'fl-IM' ' 1 w lle'1'4 rv.. ,S,-IB f'I' ,-ww' .av H 7. av 40 With smiles as bright as the autumn sunlight, these juniors look forward to a busy year. Front mu' lleft to righllz Ann Marie Holden, Ruth Venturini. Second row: Paul- ine lllecleiros, lllarvellu An- tonell i, Catherine lNlc'Cettigan. Whats the topic of discussion that keeps these juniors so pleasantly alert? Thelr Christmas dance possibly? Left lo flbhl Mar .mt llurlfy 'lhere a Vote Theresa Postr lrone Betty Boylan Olivia Garcia Ann King, Mona Cantln Ynian la as e Pullne Dc mer , , No wonder these juniors are proud of their glamorous Christmas decorations in their lovely new classroom on the second floor. Seated: Pauline Lamontagne, Lorraine Bienvenue. Stand- ing: Jacqueline Dube, Claire Lapierre, Lorraine Aballo, Patricia O'Neil, Gilberte Lagasse. B. A ,,., , be . '35 Sophomores with dolls and teddy bears? Yes, when they're preparing for the Acquaintance Party and freshman initiation. It was at the Acquaintance Party that school president Annette Bernier first announced the theme UNITY for the year and the yearbook 1951. First row tleft to right? : Janice Hambly, Cecile Levesque. Second row: .loan La- chance, Jeannine Parent, Gloriette Levesque, Julia Hurley. tgahiamaaes 3 s 1 :WK A pix I X , A ,.. , W X JJ... The pause that refreshes, as sophomores change classrooms be- tween periods. On, stairs: Claudette Cote, Yvette Ca- dieux, Mary Lou Chippendale, Carol Alosi. Below: Ann Boyle, Claire Cou- lombe. What is holding the attention of these gay young sophomores? Seems to be something amusing. First row: Doris Poisson, Bette O'Brien, Shirley Pacheco, Joan Hickey. Second row: Pauline Richard, Sally O'Neil, Alice Olivier, Martina Little. ll. fAbovel This group of enterprising sophomores could tell you why they're so attentive. They are planning the Commencement Communion breakfast, traditionally served by sophomores after Com- mencement Mass. Seated: Monica Dempsey, Ann Marie McManus, Rosanna Halpen. Standing: Shirley Lomas, Marilyn Scholes, Geral- dine Sullivan, Pauline Lachance, Lorraine Goulet, Theresa Gallagher. fBelowJ There's magic in autumn, and these sophomores seem to have caught some of it as they don their gayest smiles. ' First row: Janice Oakley, .Ioan Wenc, Jacqueline St. Laurent, Ellen Sullivan. Second row: Mary Wrigley, Ann Welch, June Tate, Jean Riley, Claire St. Pierre. rv Q3 o 'hs - Q .-,S . VL 4? 42 Freshmen are happy as they prepare for their first Christmas in high school. Dube. Standing: Muriel Boule, Claire Desjardins, Barbara Larchevesque, Claudette Dailey. Recreation is a Welcome time for freshmen. First row: Charlotte Leyesque, Patricia Machado, Antoi- nette RIOUX. Second row: Claudette Cendreau, Jeanne Pelis- sier, Arlene Melanson. Basketball captain Claire Simard holds a group of freshmen spellbound as she gives them tips on how to build up a winning team. Left to right: Thomazia Dube, Vivianne Gendreau, Lorraine Gosselin, Denise Desmarais, Louise Pelissier, Jean Cuilmette, Muriel Walker, Pauline Gagnon. QW I , intl, in I . Seated: Cynthia Buckley, Jacqueline , f J -LJ .ll.J, l3JJ 5111 J !,,f'iL,d Q Wi J Ui J QJ in naiieiftfl- 44. els K5 Lf A Cross section of Dominican students shows them here, as always. friendly, alert, interested in the var ied round of activities that make school life interest ing and meaningful. 46 P1 3 1 A 1 l l if ,,f Y K 235 f'f Q'17' ,f v,,,PxY 4 I 4? E . 1 fs ' Souraiv aml cviilvr of unily-Assembly! All stu- ilvnts lixlvn aml rvspoml lo Ilw vall of srliool presi- nle-nl .Mim'llv Bt'l'lllt'l' lor llw xurious projvvls that cliulif-iigi' llw ln--I Q-llorxs of Dominicans. Pirlurerl -iw almow. Nlic- opvns Ilia- prayPr aml pc-nance for world pvuw- ilriw during Ailwnt. wliilc- sa-vvral seniors Auml lay to paw ulll llie mimi-ogruplicil rlieels for the campaign. 3 FAREWELL AND GODSPEED All Dominican -lull:-nta from tinie-xt to lallf-Nt. Z1Nst'l'I1lDlf'tl in the umlilorium 04-Iolwr 9 to lmiml fare-wvll anal goilwpee-cl to Bf'fNl I' ll' ll ' lN llllil U'l1lI'f'w. Will you re,-mf-mln-r in tlwre l Rt'vvre'ml Nlollier Ce-nc-ral and Sr. lie-slus. who wi-rv sailing aml pray Ilml ulll' ilu-mv for our yi-ar and our ye-arliook, l on the- S.5.l1aIiu Oiftolwr 14 for Ilia lloly Ye-ar pilgrimage to llllily. will lw mme--5fi1l'f Marllif- Nl:-lliot re-url 3 similar Europe. iiwwaga- in FI't'lli'll, A re-pliva of thi- llaliu puintwl liy ilu- art Ivan-lie-rx and at- WP Wlllfl llllllli 'lf llullllllll lllill wolllfl SW' YW' Hmff' iffy faq-li.-il In thi- I,ai-kdrop of ilw ,Iggy fglalllftfd in 3 41.-parmrp on tliv mi- uf NHllI'1l!'lliil'lllIi!' lliun for :ix to toll you that our ceremony. in wliivli llu- lnluc and wliili- slreaim-rf we-re hr-lil flfrl I'l ',l I l I' lllllly ill ffllflxl illlfl llis Blf'-Wfl Nlfllliffr by primary slmlents. talxw lln- lorlll of L1 Family Hoxury 1Ii'iixaclw. suial lfallierinfi You are- going lu Ilia- re-nlf-r of worlil unity. Ronw, to vii- Wlllxlllwll dl lllv llllH'lllllg of llie- Family Rosary lalilel pic- it ilu- common lfullie-r of fIliri-lo-mlomf' 'dial Axim-ltr lllfvfl lPL'lUW- First row flvfl In riglzll: A. ffloutivr. Nl. Borg:-Q, K. Carrity. F. Ba-till:-, S. Rvrnivr. 9. Davis, A. N. Curtain. Nl. liginm-l. ff, ffalirul. K. Sold, ,l. Kioux. l'.Cw'1iIii1f-y,CZ. lloml. D. Uri-gory. R. Lima. SC'l'Ullf1l'llli'.' Nl. Nlvlliot. X. lle'l'iii1'r, Nl. Duxi-. J. N11-Qluill, ll. Wilkinson. ASSUMPTION OF MARY A DOGMA uMother Beloved. keep us. who love you. in all things one. began Joan Toomey. introducing the program honoring the proclamation of the dogma of the Assumption of Mary. October 31. It is our privilege. she continued, to he living when the definition of the Assumption dogma brings to a joyful conclusion the long development of the doctrine through the centuries. 3 'Y S l I k, if was ww a- 'A M S X ---- Marthe Methot. in the French address. explained the dogma and told of the happiness ofthe heavenly Queenis suhjects at the new honor being paid their sovereign. Colorful tableaux representing the death of the Blessed Virgin and her coronation as Queen of Heaven and Earth formed the main feature of the program. The picture ahove shows the final tableau. N ? Q.-2 Pre-primary 'cangw-ls ready to take their plan-Q in ilu- lalwle-aux: Nl. Ullwlru. .l. Max:-do. Nl. flannel. J. Um-llf-ite, P, Nolyrcga. SQVYIIIII mir: 5. Win-lly, S. llaultins. K. Soja, fl. K. iiuslll. A. Cloutier, Marcia Borges. ga mf Lareheveeque. Nl. St-holes. l.. Turgeon, Cuilmette. Y. Cenelreau. C. Levesque. ,I F Duhe. A. Nl. Berulw. l . Zehraxlxy. I.. ffahral, D. Morriawlte. Seronll r014'.' l.. Pelissiet' V. Franeoeur. L. Uuhe. A. Melvin, M Boule, ff. Buekley. Nl. Sullivan. C. Desehamps, A. Rioux. L. Bienvenue, T. Gallagher. P. Sorel. D. Nlorrissette. D. Tewier. H. Yenturini. Third row: A. NI Holden, S. Smith. C. Sullivan, ff. Alosi, A. King. J. Dulne. C. NleCt-ttigan. J. llurley. J. llieliey. A. Bernier. C. fNlc'Andrew. Cote. E. De-rnera T. Postiglione. Fourth C. St. Pierre. R. llalpen. Y. Forbes. row: 5. 0'Neil. M. Little, C. l.eveQque. J. St. Laurent. M. Walker. C. Chretien. M. Davis T. llelmert. J. Nlefiuill. D. Poisson, J. llamlnlv. l.. Goulet. C. l,evesque. A Olivier. E. Sullivan, V. Lagasse, Coulombe, ll. Ouellette. Ftrs! row flef! I0 righll: P. Maehatlo, B. J. T. C. 'flee Club al 9:45. warns the announcement on the liulletin board the days this large group meets. The 9:15 hell rings. at onee all Corridors and stairways Htl up with students hurrying along. Con- verging toward the auditorium . . . filing in silently. taking appointed places, getting set with music in hand. Centering attention on eonfluetor. Chitning in at the signal . . . another rehearsal is under way. Glee Cluh songsters are really gleeful when after a yearis rehearsing they are ready to give their fans a treat at the Spring Convert and the lfastern Massa- Chusetts Musie Festival. His lots of work. lvut it's worth it. they agree. Clee Cluh offieers: Lucille Dulie president, Jaequeline Dulme vice-president. Alive Olivier seere- tary-treasurer. Barbara l,arehevesque librarian, Hel- ene Ouellette aeeonipanibt. Glee Club songbirds at the Music Festival. Umtesttzfz amz' M0512 mb. . . uHow many flights did you say? Four? But we've climbed ten, at least! Oh, haven't we? Seems like that to me. . . '4What's this place? Looks like an attic. It is! What a size for an attic! HAnd this is the rehearsal room? Well, this is a nice surprise. I didnst expect anything like this .... And say, the view from here is something. Why, you can see all Fall River. Thereis the City Hall and . . . Oh, what did you say? We've got to rehearse now? Well, if you ask me, I could stand a hit of rest, but . . . There, Fm all ready . . . Whafs the page? . . .ii Besides their traditional programs for St. Ce- cilia's, Christmas, St. Patrickis and Class Day, these - -Y.. musicians are ready to lend the charm of their music to other occasional programs. Ollicers for the orchestra are: president Annette Bernier, vice-president Helene Ouellette, secretary Lorraine Belisle, librarian Virginia Forbes. Seated fleft to rightl: E. Lajoie, A. Bernier, C. Levesque, L. Belisle, B. Boylan, M. Little, L. Could C. Coulombe, V. Forhes, J. Hickey. Standing: ll. Ouellette, ll. Mt-thot, M. Boule, V. Francocur A Boyle, S. O'Neil. At the piano: A. Rioux. V X P , gf 1 5 fa .Ma-ua.. V ' ', 6, X Y. f im if 7: x K ian i f f X. 'JV Fi . 4 nv Y 7 l 1 7 I 7 1 ' ' - E',,i ifyf 7 f f 1 ie UMW fffbwizf Pourrons-nous jamais oulilier nos reunions du Cercle Marial? Les Conversations en franqais,-et en lion frangais.-soulevent Souvent l'hilarite generale, mais un travail serieux en resulte tout cle meme puisque LA PETITE ETOlLE', nia pas nianque de paraitre simul- tanement avee le D0MINICAN7,, un point encore en faveur de notre theme, IJLTNITE . . . par Marie. 1 L if.. .1 NOS QPATRIC OI-'IVICIEHES DLT CERCLE MARIAL Annette Rernier, Pnifirleiite Claire Siinarcl. Sevrc taire Martlie Nletliot, Vive-Presidente Luville Duln'-. 'lint'-soi'iE-1'e se hatent ici dhssernlvlei' le numero hsouvenir de la retraite annuelle, et il niy a pas at en douter. Lucille le trouve fort interessant. ix flag'-W' I Qtgxl f l A 4 with f--auhQ. ' .1 X 1-1-- 1. 'w HOMNIAGES A NIADAME DENISE COREY Marianne Corey. arrivee parnii nous en Septemlire 1950. nia reeueilli, flepuis le jour ou Q-llc vsl flewiiue notre inaitresse de franqais, que notre admiration et notre profonfle estinie. Su Culture supr riei1re, sa clirtion eliarmante. liinteret quielle a Su porter ia tous nos projets et a toutes nos Hlllllllilbtti Son genre at nous faire voinprt-mire et uiiner les ri-glee et les r'apric'es'i cle la langue frangaise nous laisferont dielle un souvenir qui ne sieflavera jainais. 52 Madame Corey est nee en lfranve. Elle nt ses t llldPS supe- rieures au College Edgar Quinel. Apres quelques annees :Ven- seignexnent Clans les laanlieues cle Paris el dans un prevenlm'- iumi' en Allemagne, elle renvonlra le l'rinve Charmanli' qui la faisait enlrer aux litals-llnis. lille se dit maint:-nant tri-s heureuse au milieu de nous. De illlllfns les l'lllills4illS mln fnllxlmw- que' Von rlla an Cf-rvlv Marial, Al,UlwlC'l l'lC, 4Ll'IN'l'lI.l.lC .NHJI vw.. . . . . izl lla rvslv lilllllllllws lu plus pupulam-. lx! sl 4-lla I fail plume-r, lu panvrm- alum-ltr-, quam! f'.ll'Nl tlglfllllf line qui bat la nn-sure! POUR FETER LA SAINTE CATHERINE La consigne est donnee,-la Sainte Catherine S-'en vient .... il faul manger cle la tire. -Il faul la faire aussi, Ce sera encore mieuxl -A l'oeuvre, les plus halniles, tournons. lirassons, n'epargnons rienl -Il faut quielle suit doree ,... et suveulente ,... el lmnne . . et ellv le sera, soyons sans Crainte, si lion en juge par lienlrain cle tous nos mrurclons bleus. Q ,.45'4 QL if 46, Le 23 novemlirne on fete rlunr' avi-v armla-ur la granule palnmm- iles pliilusnpln-Q, Mangeons de la tire en sun limmeur. llnulnns-la lm-H. ,-.3t,,Ui,5m1s-rmiis, lfvsl unm- douceur, entre bien dautres, de notre jon-ux Cc-rule Marial. M243-sq 'ww Q nr.-f 1:-msn-akuuzmne-4 M- an A um. ,Am 4 .e nd L1 M012 QGETHER ' ice Cl 51 AY T gr-rev. Three Blmd M , wwf 'OG CPC SP9 -3 45764, valfdfiqn Brin CTURE NSORS dj2,,1a,,,m- ' 1 4 A- Cl 9es ' gs ill7i. 'f ! tra In D.A rlq'r,:QQ.:llg7' 4 Io 0 10? ,Frau 1 D Ast, f N -enls it lvogefivg A- Q Q Jed '500f.3 Hi1' 'h.f '-If - 4o':::'a,,r '11,:'l1 2,71 .-ra ' Q I' 6 ll' .s 09 ,B - 5,x9Q o cow 'mg DO Seniors Top Q0 'IYOA ? GUES MINICAN Prlnclpol's List 02,4425 00 ol, S .li-fi A ? 'Q r. Q Pnhlislled monthly I U D 1 5310, In the Blllllfllli nl 0 M 6 A on fer- .Aff Owe rw. 2 WRX a llllllhsClSl0clolll?klgll dawg 4' Fill Riser, Mas.: 4 :Li S 3 A I ou t lu uw on work gn , .id 2 I 1 I I lr p Q mm mar mn- fm- , , W, 'dffi.:gf11 2?l .23-'SFP 'lfdrfio ' tiiiitioiliflw in mm I lp ge? ' f tl Looks of B 6'-rr, Ivo 00k 4' Q 34, 0 P -s od Ginn l if 1 l ' ' X 11, , x I np R, ,.rhxlfn::Llu1,, f nfnrnlm-,,h I 'Um' mln . U I lHolm It tint:-nildlil ,, llllnd I ill IN,f'lL' Iliff!!! 61 ll fl 19 ' KK nu. V nl, er, ' ' ,. 4 ai s mm, ll , u ' ll: . ' '. r UV! 1 ini' In G' ny' E : l' . oem ' Y when l see :lerouS lg' me A iii h I I in -L weak IH ' m on smileS A ? ?r 912- 791 'ff Left In right: Marthf- Ms-thot, feature erlitorg Lucille Duhe. business managerg Catherine Dormnicons Vililkinson, erlitor-inet-hiefg Lorraine Drewniak, assistant editor, typistg llelene Ouellette and Annette Bernier, assistant editors. being S0 9 . 'mos mme. 900: of Clans Wllhe manual says thatis not good journalismf, as- serts Catherine. consulting an authority in the new journalism press. The style hook says the same thingfi Well. that settles it! comes hrmly from Lucille. 4'We'll just have to lincl some other way.'i g'Une things sure--thereill not he room for all this Copy. We-'ll have to cut somethingf, declares practical Nlarthe. as she slaps the ruhher cement on the dummy. Why not cut the tail off the Bookworm ? slyly hints Annette. Sh ' .u my oo'worm. 'ou 'us rv. indiffnantly l t ' ll lx i Y j t t I l D u, from Helene. er ia is we cou Ju ie ai on ano ier Jaffe. n PII ldltiltl ti ID I other words, jump the tailf, peace-loving Lorraine in- serts hetween the tap-tap of her flying hngers on the journalism typewriter, gift of Class ,50. l.et's see if we can cut the Three Blind Mice. . . . Wliatever' you do, don't cut a single line out of Spot- light on Dates ..... Could we leave Dominica out for once? . . . No. don't you! The girls say they always read that .... Say. l've got an idea! Letls try . . . 7' And so on. ad iniinitum, as the big six of The Dom- inican stafl race against the deadline, month after month. New this year, successor to the mimeographed All Catholic D. fl. Star, the school paper is now a must in Dominican. I AFV' f xx,-,-.5 - 4 F v ! 2 At last itis lierel Anil itis worth waiting fore -nur new printed l,0lllliIII'CUlI.l . . . lnmk. tliereis my artivle. . . . And lllPl'CiS ynurslv . . . The Aquinette, juurnalism r-luli. gives an PIllllLlblilSllC reveption tu the lirst issue OfTl1C DOIIIIDIIIICGII. At wt-vkly -A tlN't'llIlgS. 4-luli nienilners study and prart1t'e JUUI'IlZlllSlll. examine vxcliauges, plan future issues of the paper, write articles. Mrs. Viola L. Wilson Airled lmy Hrs. Vt'ilwn's lively piano playing. whit-li -0 Often atltls zest antl xini to seniur Dramatic Cluli iufwt- ings. group singing is a pup- ular feature uf tlle annual Juuruallsni rlulv party lieltl in June. 55 56 f-:lun-q:-r ,.. 7' Y J Q Z .......,,.,,,,,r ,- P f, WEE' LATIN CLUB Hurry and snap the picturel This helmet's coming down in my eyes! I hope everybody will know why I'm hold- ing this book- because we used it lo plan our outfitslu Say, is this the way those old Romans held ij up s. A t their scroll Moira, delightfully relaxed in the Roman chair. This is the easiest thing l've met in Latin to date Senior Latin Club students in borrowed robes. C. Wilkinson, ll. Ouellette, M. O'Con- nor, E. O'Brien. 'sv -' Wa. :- J -I i Q I CATHOLIC PRESS MONTH 4'0ur new Catholic Digests are here. Looks like the best number yet. It will have to be good to be better than these of the pasl months. Every month seems better than the last. Seniors, who regularly subscribe l00fZn to the Catholic Digest, are ready to appreciate Catholic Press Month. Pictured here fleft to rightl: Marthe Methot, whose Catholic book review was rated best in the city in the contest sponsored by Mr. Owen McGowan, of Blessed Martin Lending Library: Helene Ouellette, whose review in this contest won second prize in Dominicang Pierrette Lemaire, winner of third prize. Helene also won first prize for the Catholic Book Week contest in Dominican. if CATECHISTS These -tudents generously give their lime on Saturday mornings helping the Sisters who teach religion to public scllmul pupils. Seated: J. St. Laurent, Nl. Boule, C. Levesque, L. Coulet. Sfflllffl-ll,2.' J. Caurlreau. L. Polis- sier, V. Francoeur, C. Desjardins, P.Caudreau. L. Cosselin. M. Walker, C. Dailey. 1? E 'R ,x X. il? Ren-re-1111 Nurlwrt F. Cerrrges, O. P. First mu 1 am dl ey 1 r our mu 1 wi D ew 1 Dt'N1'llii!IlPQ. J. llif-key, l,. Goulet. lj. Cam e a 1 1 IH mu 4 e 1 1 Pi1'ar1l. ,l. 'l'11111ney. Fourlh rozr: Nl. Me-tlxut l 1 ll elm X fe 1 1 f e e 3 l.a11rent. Nl. lie-rnpiey. Fifth flllff H. ixltjilllll J Pell nr A NI N11 .1 N11 1 ac leum 1 1 .1 il. l.2iQLd4't'. J. Parent. S1'.1'tl1 rozr: I.. Bell le A btlltlftdll Q tllltlltll I SlllllN n 1 1 ldlll 1 1 The visit of Fr. Ceorvei N1t11m'1lD1rut111 of Ble wed Martin Guild made anu ary 27 a red letter day 111 the calendar of D A Q Ble-sed Nlilfilll Club Every afternmin after school these girls willingly give up their free time and group tugether in the elulm romn to make nut orders of Blessed Martin relies, whif-I1arethe11sent1111t to all parts ofthe uiuntry. Picftured right are the girls who have made up the largest Ill1lIll,H?I' of relics this year. The girls at the large table are husy making up orders. while those at the smaller table left are answering the ever- increasing letters of request. ' GROUP 5 Mew! jfkmaws 1 n 1 t Q' . v January 30 - February 2 ' Q V wasnt our retreat wonderful this year? s 3 Coulrln't have lween lretterl Father Dutilis Con- i ' . ferenees were so inspiring , ,QI , . . g. E '5 ':'X' I thought the sermons on the Holy Eucharist flur- ing the Holy Hour were the Very peak of perfeetion.', I loved the sermon on Nlaryis tears during High Mass on Friday. Almost every girl was close to tears I know l wasfi All in all. our retreat was stimulating. enlighten- mg. informative. interesting. ineomparahle . . . Uh I just run out of atl'eetiyesl Q l l.et's just say it was perfect in every wayf' Reverend Alphonse Dutil. Nl. S. CHORAL First mu' flef! Io righrl: P, Xlaehatlo. B. Larelleyesque. Nl. Walker. ff. Deseliamps. D. Nlorrissette Y, Forln--, Swfornl rout NI. gullixan, J. Cuilmette. ll, Nlorrissetle. X. Rioux. li. I.ex'esque, P. Sorel Third rou .' P.Patri1'elli. D. Dvsllltifdis. ll. To-ssier. I.. floulet. lf. ffoulomlie. J. Desrosiers. L. Pelissier Fourth row: li. Nlethol. JK. Cenmlreau. ll. Lew-sque. Nl. Boule. The Proper of the High Hass whit-h r-losefl the retreat was sung hy the Choral Group, a new organization this year in llominivau. These students stufly Gregorian Chant seri- ously. lrevause of their interest in the work. pravtieing regularly Mondays at 2:30. lie- sitles singing the Proper of High Masses fluring the year and oeeasional Polyphonic motels. they also sang varols at Sl. Thomas More Chureh. Somerset. during Midnight xldss. X irginia lforlres is president. Jean Cuilmette yiee-president. Cloriette l.evesque Sevre- 5a Y ' . I . A . tary. l,orrame Goulet treasurer. Charlotte llesehamps llhraialan. The morning visit to the Chapel starts each day right -with a prayer tn One Who is always ready to libten and help. Retreat days are among the In-at of the year. Seniors flu some serious thinking, fervent praying. A . .,.,,.,.,'---v--..v,M.,,,,-if W ,,,f'f 9.3 4 , i- 1 f 6, i Lf ,- ff t t ' . 62- '13 efs E Z! AX fix J :limit ' ii 19 1 A 9 I r me , ,f' 1 tl -'---H ,. 1 , in ' l z In L., ., lift The in the prayer throng heautiful. lifelike erih Chapel is a Center of antl thankxgixiiig. hunt the Chrixtina Season. 59 5175!-tgeezhg mms Uh. what a heautiful morningl Oh. what a beautiful daylii gaily sing Dominican seniors as they hoard their chartered bus on Octo- her -1 for the annual senior class trip. Bunker Hill. here we conielw Whztt fun to trip up those steps to the inonunientl Hit-forel: Film-n, Joan. Moira and Nlartlie- juxt 1.110144 lhey'll love clirnhing In tht- toh ul the monument. W'l1at'Q 19-L steps to ual .X triflvl K,-lflwrl: YYY- got there. hut Oooh! And coming down li aa had as going up! .MV F , life :Z A f sf f' e 'Q 7 3 i W? 'QQ M -.f 't . yYHM,,.,...m ll 2-..,, ,,y...b .-Ht l PR?-Sl RVKRS 'A it ,Q s .,,, -,-on----' Y Ar., .-1,. ' ' u .- 4 ' 1' Fi ' f' I ML X J? K x . 'Gif' fTo17 leftlt ll.S.F. Constitution, Bos- ton Harbor. Lucille stands tall with the old ship in the background. Hel- ene, taking no chances, lays hands on a life preserver. Annette. grasping the steering wheel, sings, HI'm in the navy now! Sailing the action to the word, Marthe calls out, Man the lifeboatsln fTop riglztlf Eileen tries her best to look seaworthy. fLefll: How Hepzibah would have stared at Such a hand of customers dismounting at her little shop! The House of the Seven Cables, Salem. 0 4 j -41 With the old house and the Pyn- eheon elm in background. Joan, Moira and Eileen look across the bay to Marblehead. Q J N 3:-. ' qw U W Vt 7? - 9:51515 ef' i f W isgiarfi' , Jf 'f'o W- ,Q frfr' L: .' ' iilust my size, eries Janice as she settles down on the famous beve-u Cables chair. oi'o -, --4a-,,-.--.f 'N iiwilltt said Nlaulm-is well was lie- wilc'lied? asks Annette as she- poses on the brink. xH 'K K I 1 ,if It MN W t . H2 The Minute Man, Lexington Green, takes a good picture, but what about the seniors? Guess who! fBeIowl: Last stop of the trip, Wal- den Pond, outside Concord, was a vision of beauty in the late afternoon sunshine. No wonder Thoreau want- -QQ t .4 Now, will you believe we were here? Catherine and Helene pres- ent undeniable evidence that they visited Orchard House, Concord. ed to stay here! exclaimed seniors as they walked along the pond or lramped through the woods. 5 . ,, ,,f... ' -2 -infra? . w.'Ef'Tf- 'Av if- fi .N '- ' 1. 1 .fb .sf , - ,. - ff.-. ,, wx.. , , T, gr- - Jr , gy 5 I ' 5 W .wi e . v I Rh 1 Y ' 1 1 1 S- ,- 'Jn 9 ! Mrs. Martin H. Delahanty Instructor, Coach Gym Class in action. fgflyszbaf cgzhcahbn Gym today! Floor work, basketball. Calesthenics -welcome diversion each Tuesday and Wednesday. Time to relax! Seniors fclockwiselt C. Wilkinson, H. Ouellette, M. Methot, A. Bernier, Maureen Davis, Mary Davis, L. Dube, J. Toomey, J. MeCuill, J. Cirouard, C. Simard, T. Hebert, L. Drewniak. Www. ! if 1 111 YEAITEAM! These are the girls that win our games. With school spirit spiraling ever upward and on- ward, with unbounded energy and devotion, our players blend their talents and efforts to form an undefeated basket- ball team. Front row flef! to righlli P. Lemaire, G. O'Neil, P. Med- eiros, C. Simard. C. fNIcCetti- gan, J. Cirouard, P. Gagnon. Serond row: Y. Forbes, S. OiNeil, A. Boyle, ,l. Riley. Nl. Methot. V. Francoeur, J. St. Laurent, J. Hickey. No! in picture: M. Antonelli. Q xi me M? CHEERLEADERS Stand up and cheer your Alma Mater, And let our voices sound her praiseslw sing our cheerleaders. ln their smart new corduroy outfits, white for head cheerleader, hlue for the others, these pep- py leaders keep the crowd at the peak of enthusiasm, game after game. M. Souza, J. Toomey, A. Bernier, J. Duhe, S. Pacheco. Smnr1'1'ng: R. Venturini. --.4 6 Volleyball, a perennial favorite. 63 Captain Claire Simard has the lone record of having played in every basketball game Dominican has played, being on the team since her sopho- more year. lgasfeffzzi g'Onward, Dominican! Onward, Dominican! Let our motto be: Fight, hght with all your might for VICTORY! And that's just what Dominican did in the 1950-51 basket- ball season-coach, team. cheerleaders, student supporters! In basketball, as in all else, unity of purpose brought success, the joy of victory in a second undefeated season. At Domini- Iog deadline, Dominican was riding the waves with the envi- able record of not having lost a game in the two years since the school's indoor court was completed, winning twelve straight victories. The players deserve those victoriesf, their fans declare. They faithfully attended practice every Wednesday night at 6:30, even when they might have preferred being home or elsewheref, UYes, and the students certainly showed wonderful school spirit packing the hall at every game and giving the players moral support. The team just couldnit lose with that crowd behind them l g 3 i 1 fffenferl: Watch the ceiling, Gert! Alumnae game. Get that ball, Janice! fRigh1l: Cert sinks one more Alumnae game. to send the score soaring in the Taunton CYO game. 64 SCHEDULE Nov. 22 Dominican lf? Alumnae 10 Dec. 23 Dominican 27 Alumnae l5 Feb. T Dominican S36 Taunton CYD lil Feb. 21 Dominican 212 Somerset lligh l9 Feb. 27 Dominican AID New Bedford 10 Feb. 23 Dominican 26 J. Nl. A. 18 March l5 Dominican Q39 New Bedford lil Nlarch21l Dominican 332 J, M. A, 25 To be or not to be? CYO players are taking no chances-they're right there to clear the back- board. uAnd don't you think we were lucky to play against such friendly and courteous opponents? The season opened with the Alumnae homecoming game on Thanksgiving eve. It seemed strange to be playing agairzsl instead of lcilh several of last yearis Dominican team. but in this game as in the return game December 28, Alumnae players showed they have kept their good Dominican spirit. as their captain declared, We tried our best. but we donit mind losing to D.A.,' Besides the joy and fun of playing and winning games. basketball furnishes daily recreation and exercise to a large number of students. whose enthusiasm never dims and whose untiring energy bids fair for future basketball history in Dominican. 77 65 fiat ff! fi Claire has the ball! That means action! Marcie and Pauline stand ready. Somerset game. Janice goes way up for the ltallg Pic-rrette and Cf-rtrntle are right there. Somerset game. Janice. star forward of '51, shows us how she gets set to sink them. N ' ,M,.,---al ' W...-1 S BIZ 'A sl, .i .iw What is so rare as a clay in June. especially when spent in Acushnet on the Cerele Marial picnic? A. Bernie-r, L. Pienril. E, lll'Illl'l', J. lllllw- fffldwmivfeun We 4... lN ll '- na All 1 in llll 01701 J lrnali m tue ent in ,I me at tie Publication funferenre or who l 1, N i f f l'uv1 Du 1 ll ight! flaw ix 1 u l FPR!! 1 ernie r ro p x 4 lxu Or I ti N F911 llff If n n ll als and tr tiunx I W ll a liewir agiswiiyaiilflct in-1 l Ill l Mary Lou Fayan was a Dominican student for three years and left a large piece of her heart in D. A. when she nmve-tl to Willimantic, Conn., with her parents in June 1950. Ni 17 -it We only know it Came ancl we nt that rare hit of sno ln winter 1950 51 but it was fun while it lastul ,.,, ivy., i l i 1' V E S ' . E. , X ,, Q i fAb 5 oi 's S l ' S ' hifvl rj X M. 1 gl, 1. .1 -Y-f i Catl ' l'1'h Sflllhtlli. Bu ton ffr ll ig-, X' M A. li:-ruin-r. Xl. lhixix. Y. i li-s, J. by T. Y r Huliil. llv. l'. l,1'ln.1ilc. .J Nw fR J Daj. 1370. l ,'l-nt J, A. B, '-. - ll ing In th- ' ai n, ha' 'll funn fflu-x '30 the gi l lx-n lu-y, Ny: l :lie of DNN. 'lv' arli- .X 2 .,-X, f' ' V 'f wk ' .1 4 , A ff A . if-, g5'7fi'f' , I ,bg ,Aug H' iii. life f 1 . . . . . , gl L f , ' ' ' ' ' .V ' l ' , e .R f ' ., fi.. e 4 N X . jf .li l Q' . Qg +0 e A 'J . Q. J X713 N if 5 ' :eh 4- - A ffl V .. l A X Q - My-N -4 0 xl i f V . f U g. V i 4 . Y ' ' f I I .vi 1 Q A , A . 4 1' , A 1 'ht 1 A La gli nfl i . ld 11.1 -1 f '11 f. . 1-- Citi .M -ff 5 . hir liz Nluxiv Feel' H l. , l-l ro. . 2 ' Nl. lhuviliri. X. Ili-ini-'r, J. llimmrml, .L K4 gg. H. 01:-ll:-llc, V. 66 i Q Fi-4 'um-ur, C. Xlr-114-lligzui. l. 1 'F ai' ,, ,A 5 ' 4 -,Q-.:.f C' 0 if 1 U W Qgt QL, 4 , E P is Y 1 wi M I I E n .5 'I 1.-War' fra M? '12 ,,v,51w. .- vw I . I XJ! :La Elected hy D. A. students to represf flu. fvt 75 4' .J 7? .Ar 5 I O O These are hrave and hardy souls, these S.C.0.ls, who after weeks of valiant etllorts to keep talkative DA. students silent in rank and file. can still smile so cheerfully. 1 fl mol on Ctmtl Gow-rnnient Day at tht- 5 llouse, Boston, in April, Nlarlhe-Nlarie Nlelhot 1 lll character and aclile-wnient all that could asked of an ideal student. Dominican is justly proud of her. L. lluhe. J. Wenc. C. Simard. A. Bernier. M. lVlethot, T. Duhe. T. Postiglione. H. Ouellette, G. O'Neil. P. O'Neil, S. U'Neil, Nl. Finucci. 1 lb I . QUILL AND SCROLL The Aquinas Chapter of Quill and Scroll. so named for St. Thomas Aquinas. patron of D.A. journalism cluh. was inaugurated on the eve of his feast, March 6, with six of Dominicanis top-rank- ing senior journalists forming the charter memhers. The candle-light ing initiation Ceremony was planned hy the senior dramatic cluh. Pictured here, the newly initiated memhers hold candles lighted from the candle of Truth, typifying respectively fright to leftl: Leadership. M. Methotg Initiative, C. Wilkinsong Loyalty, L. Duheg Friendship, A. Bernierg Enlight- enment, H. Ouelletteg Opportunity, L. Drewniak. fLower pivlurel: Grouped around the statue of St. Thomas, the new members display their charter. Qlzhahafk 0513! 4'l've got a wonderful feeling! lim actu- ally on Highest Honorsli' Requirements for Principal's l-ist in Dominican make a place on Highest Honors an enviable achievement: an average of 95 -IOO. with no note lower than 85. High Honors go to students with average 90-9-1, Honors to those with 85-89, with no note lower than 85. At the Donzinilog deadline, seniors rated as follows lnanzes arranged alplzabeli- callyl : HIGHEST HONORS Marthe-Marie Methot Helene Ouellette Claire Simard Catherine Wilkinson PRIN WLS UST HIGH HONORS Annette Bernier Lorraine Drewniak Lucille Duhe Eileen O'Brien Grace Riley Dorothy Zmuda Catherine Wilkirison lleftl won a full tuition scholarship to Alliertus Magnus Col- lege, New Haveng Marthe-Marie Methot won a full tuition scholarship to St. Josephis College, Emmitsburg, Maryland, and a partial scholarship to Albertus Magnus. 41 , C sci' fi' -Q-fx' '27 M, X COLLEGE BOUND .KX 2 6 XNIC 'i Q 9 4 lf' 2 v 0 I ,Q .E A V 'VCA DB9 VX, WA XNIQL4 ot W ,M 4 V.- X Q ff' 27 .ff Q' 4 . 464 DER QN ,ff .aw WP' Q 5?-.Y Q -- -:f i 70 . X Q Q . B. Adams Ruth Adams Pauline Beauregard Lorraine Belisle Annette Bernier Mary Davis Maureen Davis Lorraine Drewniak Lucille Dube Madeleine Cendron Janice Cirouard Teresa Hebert Ann Krezel Claudette LeBlanc Joan McCuill Marthe Methot Eileen O'Brien Moira O1Connor Helene Ouellette Lucille Picard Grace Riley Lorraine St.Yves Phyllis Santos Claire Simard Patricia Swierczek Joan Toomey Catherine Wilkinson Eileen Williams Dorothy Zmuda lei? ffemazkz Wnzfel Let,s not forget our grand Dominican spirit of unity and friendliness. Let's remain united after graduation. Here we have names, from A to Z, addresses, telephone numbers. Letis use them, as Ruth Adams and Dorothy Zmuda are doing. 63 Hilton St. Pawtucket, B. 1. 367 Broadway, 3-2025 Cross St., East Douglas, Mass., 22-1- 403 Ridge St., 3-2177 ll 75 Shawmut St., 2-1965 l 21 Kay Boulevard. Newport, R. 1., 3744- 1, 11-L0 Plymouth Ave., 2-2335 513 Whipple sr., 4-1570 66 Howland l 390 Stafford Road, 2-6649 520 Ludlow st., 3-0626 503 CharleS St., 4-1647 540 South Almond St., 3-3123 56 Spencer St., 3-64-67 800 Charles St., 3-6733 23 Carside St., 6-8914 975 Plymouth Ave., 2-1363 37 Kay St. 2-6320 9 Sykes St., West Warwick, R. 1. Valley 1-1352R 411 South Beach St. 3-6922 59 Campania St. 3-9933 67 Dover St. 2-1937 1 310 Third St. 2-6331 36-L Linden St. 5-7563 43 Tecumseh St. 9-6335 69 Mott St. 3-3623 132 Fenner St. 772 Globe St. 4-9645 t 1 1 1 ' w D. Zmuda WMM ,Em 5:5001 Now is the hour! Lucille Duhe and Eileen O,l3rien smile their joyful anticipation. Dominican graduates are honored to have His Ex- cellency Bishop james L. Connolly, Coadjutor Bishop of Fall River. preside at Commencement Ex- ercises and award the diplomas. The traditionally beautiful ceremony is enhanced by His Excellency's gracious presence. Jig,-A in If 5:1 MSD L.-411' 'S 1 V 1 i 'Q A -r if 4 WE ARE DEEPLY GRATEFUL Vtfe students of Doniirzilog staff are deeply and sincerely grateful to the many persons to whom we are indebted for the success of our 1951 yearbook. It is our earnest prayer that our Mother Beloved. to whom our hook is dedicated and who guided us through our work in preparing it. will assist us in discharging our great debt of gratitude to each of our generous bent-factors. John Abdallah and Son Adams Bookstore Mr. and Mrs. John Adams Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bernier Ann Marie Berube Bloomis Curtain Shop Botton1ley's Ice Cream Dr. and Mrs. Maurice A. Clement Mr. Joseph Costa Cozy Lunch Mr. and Mrs. John P. Davis Mr. and Mrs. William J. F. Davis Charlotte Deschamps Denise Desinarais Mrs. W. L. Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Drewniak Fall River Sewing Machine Company John Friar Lucille Gauthier, '50 Jean Guillmette Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Haggerty Lorraine Belisle Annette Bernier Lorraine Bienvenue Muriel Boule Cynthia Buckley Mona Cantin Colonial Hotel Mary Davis Maureen Davis Barbara Doherty Jacqueline Dube Lucille Dube Virginia Forbes Pauline Gagnon Jeanne Gaudreau Globe Variety Store Lorraine Gosselin Theresa Hebert Joan Hickey Ann lirezel Mr. Boland Larrive Claudette LeBlanc Patricia Machado Marieis Variety Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCabe mms ffgaasfefls 72 Louis Hand A. W. Lawson Dr. and Mrs. W. Arthur Leary Mr. and Mrs. Lucien G. Methot Music Box Mr. and Mrs. Roland Ouellette Regal Floor Covering Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Rockett, Jr, Dr. Alfred Roy Dr. Joseph O. St. Denis Elsie St. Laurent Mr. and Mrs. John Santos Dr. and Mrs. Edward T. Shannon Mrs. Walter J. Swierczek Mr. Walter J. Swierczek Lnited Scientific Company. Inc. linited Wholesale Company Vaughn S Pearson Mr. and Mrs. George A. Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zmuda Joan McGuill Pauline Medeiros Helene Methot Marthe-Marie Methot Diane Morrissette Dolores Morrissette Eileen OiBrien Helene Ouellette Baiche's Pharmacy Grace Riley Lorraine St. Yves Phyllis Santos Claire Simard Claudia Souza Square Deal Tea Company Maureen Sullivan Sunset Curtain Shop Doris Tessier Tilo Roofing Company, Inc. Joan Toomey Lorraine Turgeon Ruth Venturini Catherine Wilkinson VViniarski Coal Company Dorothy Zmuda amzkubg - 1957 Cruising through the dummy on a Sun- day afternoon . . . Weren't we lucky to choose such a won- derful theme for our book, Marthe? No wonder everything turned out so well for usf' Yes. Annette, our theme and theme song have been true inspiration right along. lt all seems so long ago, that day back in May 1950, when everybody was singing Mother Beloved and the idea of using it for our yearbook theme came to us .... H That was one of our lucky days. An- nette. But now, beautiful dreamer, what do you think of this spread? Do you like this circle . . . or shall we leave the picture square .... P Wfeekends, holidays, any spare time available was turned to good account by Donzinilog editors as their book took form and their dreams gradually became reali- ties. Q 'ix if :.,,,Ll x , Q ,w Q QYN' , , N as-g.g.,..........,..,,. ......,,.. v X lf-'-Y i ,f 2 -V Marthe-Marie Methot, Editor-in-chief Annette Bernier, Associate Editor Seated fLeft to righll: Lucille Duhe, Lucille Picard, Pauline Beauregard. Catherine Wilkinson, Lorraine Drewniak. Helene Ouellette. Sturuling: Mary Davis. Joan Toomey Theresa Hebert, Maureen Davis, Ann Krezel, Janice Girouard, Grace Riley, Claire Simard. ' NXNQSQXNEX X X 1,1 Lorraine, photography editor. has such an interesting set of pictures that assistant editors Helene and Catherine are glad to call a halt to their copy writing to look at the display. Ann, advertising manager. and Janice. Grace and Claire, captains, have just come in and canlt help thinking that pictures look lots easier than a long day canvassing for ads. Pauline lets nothing distract her as, pencil poised over a blank page, she tries to recap- ture than wonderful idea she had just a minute ago. Lucille Dube, business manager, is so busy counting her mil- lions, and Lucille Picard so absorbed in checking copy. nothing can disturb them. A very special exchange year- hook keeps Joan and Theresa. cap- tains, and Maureen and Mary happy at one of their favorite indoor pas- times. 'Alf you're reading it. we typed itl' say these lJ0lIII.l1lif0g promoters of Op- eration Accuracy. First mu' Kfront to Irrzrkl: Cracc Hilcy Phyllis Santos, Joan Nlclluill. Lorraine Bclisle. Second row: Dorothy Ynnitla Lorraine Drcwniak. Lorraine Ft. Yves, Ruth Adams. FRIENDS FOR A LIFETIME LORING STUDIOS AND DOMINICAN CLASS T951 Mrs. Helen Smith, genial, efficient manager of the local studio, has pleasing news for editor Marthe Methot and associate editor Annette Bernier. PHOTOORAPHER to the DOMINILOO OF T951 llilmgmglmllll 392 Spring Street Fall River, Massachusetts Telephone 8-5022 74 Hommoges smceres' Tres Reverend Pere Roymond M Burgess, O P Prleur des Domlnlcolns PHARAILDE MANUFACTURING CO Uniforms Mode To Order For Schools ond Colleges Sasfers Clocks 260 Puloskl Boulevclrd Woonsockef R I Tel Cclnol 3896 FALL RIVER BUSINESS INSTITUTE F HERRICK S INSTITUTE GLADYS BEAUTY SHOPPE 4 SthM I PERSONAL PRINT SHOP BLESSED MARTIN CLUB DOMINICAN ACADEMY 209 ronklin Streei Formerly Secrefarial - Accounfing - Civil Service O Compliments of - 1 00 ou ain Sireef Miss Antoine Ie Chuuveite, Prop. - 1 Compliments of , . . Complimenis of I 75 MONICAS GUEST HOUSE By Week Month Seasonal I9 Ocean Avenue CCorner of Studley Roadl Hyannis Mass Telephone 2l50M Limited Space Make reservations early MANNIES RED 8m WHITE MARKET b R I 96121 Stl? d I59E I2 SCHWARTZ LUMBER COMPANY POPS SERVICE STATION th A Compliments WEBB OIL COMPANY Compliments of SOUSAS PHOTO SERVICE 85 Columbia Street Telephone 2 1190 JOSEPH S SOREL 117B 5 7874 GLOBE MOTOR SALES u d c I Mq'n 00 orth T'ver on MANUEL F. OLIVEIRA Uneffl Ome Air Conditioned - Four spacious parlors Lady Embalmer O'NEIL'S FISK TIRE SERVICE, INC Centra ree Fall River, Mass. -Best place in town to buy tires- Diql 2.4768 215 Columbia St. Television 8- Electrical Appliances I , . 1 Best place to uy your school supplies M. cpose, Prop. GLOBE PRINTING 8x STATIONERY CO Meat - Groceries - Provisions l5l- ost Main Street Te . Te. - 1431 c or Road Compliments of of 1 Corner Slade Street and Plymou venue Q Ice and Fuel I Fruit and Produce orden Street Fall River, M I Dial Fall River - - se ars - Who esale and Retail 96 . R d N . 1 R I 5 F I H 276 I St t HENRY J. LAMBERT Compliments Registered Pharmacist and Proprietor of P esc pf o s Co efully Co pounded Registered Pho maclsts 3 J D M D Compliments ,y-Q60 HOTEL MELLEN Fellcutcztlons du CLUB CALUMET Mtr Roland G Desmorons President .,,.uunnv0 ' Compliments of ww WW 5222 u Itl Illlllll I e U 1 Plllllx Ann lxlele Globe Corners Tel 2 9517 W Ill 111 Q L L me C0mPl 19 5 Cong ot lot o s to the Class of 1951 NEW METHOD LAUNDRY MR 3, MR5 JQHN KREZEL C0mPl'me '15 Compliments of COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY WHITE EAGLE BEVERAGES of pau Ryer r ri in r m 3- ' r ' - ' ' ' ' ' f its , - ' ,A if ' I l 'r of wi L A , e. . ' , ' E , . 4 r , - ' 1 .fl'9 'v I Y b 3 .- . ,.,,,f-,Q f 21, ywwfrw . 4 ' ' VMNMFM Atss , ' A A :Q ,., ' 'V A Mm 1 ., ,, LARRY S DINER 2.13, .Jin-,gf 1-' V l mln lmlm it r 'uclers pal' host- gg ner- us urlw-1'lism's of mursfi 1' I 2 s ' ' '.'l. . - Acl 'sing Nla agvr. as slut- smiles lwr .alis- lLll'llKlI1 uw-1' llw su 'C 'ss of ll ' url vzunpuigll. I r u i n of of i 77 Phone Valley I I352 R Compliments of MEDERIC PICARD General Painting Contractor Interior Exterior CASCADE FINANCE CO Papef Hfmgmg 95 k St W tW k R I 391 South Main Street Y es es arwlc Fall River Massachusetts License No 'I66 Telephone 6 8545 222 Compliments REMY MOVING P' d,M' O'C ,CI' S' d,M diggs, MGgLIraDGviS.onnor cure :mar aureen Smiling brightly in spite of zero weather: Lucille 2 2 2 JOHN P. DAVIS Plumbing and Heating Newport, R. I. 78 WILFRED J GINGRAS ACME REFRIGERATION CO lnsuronce Granite Block MUNROE DASHOFF D M D GLOBE MODERNIZING CO GH' St UTILITY WORKERS k YQ 30 GF NEW SYSTEM BAKERY d Glb St REX LINEN SUPPLY ft l SHELBURNE SHIRT CO MONGEAU sHoE sToRE :Nc Comp,,men,S of S M bam THE J J EDWARDS COMPANY 63 66 110th Street Forest Hills N Complete Outfitters RCBESON S 5 8K .IO to the Sisterhood ond Clergy Y Compliments of O Compliments of , . . . 249 ri in reet Diol Bu er -5211 Res. - 316 Arthur J. LcFleur, Prop. Bread an Rolls L C. I' O. 587 o e reet Full River, Moss Compliments of 57 Fi eenth S reet Fall River, Mass PX! fl? 3? Compliments of 1 - ' Known For Better Shoes o. ain St. Telephone - . . Compliments of I . 79 Telephone 7-9334 PLEASANT MOTORS Chrysler-Plymouth Sales and Services 2096 Pleasant Street Fall River Massachusetts GRAY TYPEWRITER COMPANY DR 8- MRS E J DIONNE BEekman 3 2593 2594 Established T864 Wholesale Grocers JOHN RANDLES INC 208 210 Water Street New York 7 N Y Wllllam F Fenley Manager Compliments of STE ANNES SCHOOL OF NURSING BARRETTE S DOUGHNUTS 1912 Pl DESMARAIS HARDWARE CO 4 St Ft Tel Valley 3333.1 Alphonse Bouchard Prop PHENIX INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY Mops Brooms Brushes Deodorants Dlslnfectants Wax Advisor on Sanitary Supplies 21 Standard Ave West Warwlck R I Compliments - I of - , . Compliments - of 0 u I easant Street Armand J. Desmarais Established T870 Lowe Bros. Paints and Varnishes T08 a ord Road Fall River, M I a I 80 The annual Halloween party costumes games hilarious fun' Free Estimates Wholesale and Retail CHARLES A. GOUGH Aluminum Combination Windows and Doors Awnings and Venetian Blinds Dial FaII River 2-5333 933 County Street Somerset Compliments of SMITH OFFICE SUPPLY J W PATRICELLI MENARD INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance of All Kinds and Real Estate Alme Giroux Agent and Realtor 325 Granite Block R PELADEAU DMD Compliments of MODERN FURNITURE 376 South Mann Street NORTH END LAUNDRY Cleaners Launderers Furrrers Tel 23291 A Barber Shop for Men Who Care BINETTE S FREDDIE AND HIS DAD Special Attention to Children 'IOI4 Stafford Road , . , . . . I I I Compliments of , , I '- I 1 1 Three Stores in I Fall River Compliments of 'O YOU JOSEPH DUBE Barber W S A R 5I9 Rodman Street Lucille Dube is well pleased with her chemistry experiment AVON CURTAIN CORP J V SULLIVAN MD SPEEDWELL FARMS FALL RIVER GLASS COMPANY FREDDIES BEAUTY SHOP 886 S t 2 3461 ATLANTIC DAIRY Compliments Compliments of of - . . , . . Compliments Compliments of Ice Cream Leo H. Berube, Pres. 81 Treas. 296 - 302 Spring Street Compliments of Compliments 1 of econd S reet Specializing in Haircutting and Supersonic Permonents Compliments of SHORE'S MARKET JSSWR SMART FORM OF FALL RIVER ' VENETIAN SHOPS 2 s 1 M D I2 62 12 S thM 1477Stl1M Fall River and New Bedford Bottling Works lnc Bottlers of Deerhead Mission and Moxie Beverages Fall River Mass LANDRY S MARKETS 146 D B T934 Pl Auousr HEBERT 8. soN 22 22 2' 2 2' 2' 2 2' 3400kG TI219 Tel 9 6443 Compliments of THE FRANK L ALLEN LUMBER CO Lumber Building Materials 285 Ollver Street Fall River Massachusetts , Bes Wishes Barcley Designing Service 7 ouh ain Street ia -34 Room 324 Granite Block 2 OU am Sheet Madame Dor' Roux ou ain Street I l5O Quequechan Street ' , . I Compliments of Meats, Groceries and Provisions ivision St. 515 roadway easant St e. -0 e. -34 e. -56 a rove Avenue - e. - 94 I 83 BROUGHTON S CLEANSERS AND DYERS Comphmenls 55 555 s I M RAYMONDS MARKET KORMON WATER FW 31962 Mddl 5 ANTONIO H LAGASSE PLUMBING and HEATING Have Your Plumbing Done By A Plumber A 119 Barre Street Tel. 8-5761 Reduce Y Relax - Rejuv t Stendemg Dept, DONNELLY FUNERAL HOME ANNPS BEAUTY SALON tm South Mm Street Fall River's leading Beauticians th Main Street Fall River, Mass. Dial 2.7511 I1 B ke Bldg., Basement Tel. 9-6247 - 2-9391 p ne 2-5422 phone 7,9435 Free Daily D I I ECONOMY GLASS WORKS CAPITOL FRUIT STORES, INC 159,163 Borden Street Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Daily Fall River, Mass. 335 South Main Street 84 HUTCHINSON'S ART SHOP VALCOURT HARDWARE CO. Raymond F. Hutchinson, Prop. 355 EUS' Main Street . . . . , . Hardware - Paints - Tools Pictures - Pzcture Frammg - Artusts Supplies I I Burlders' Supplres 154 Second Street Fall River, Mass. Tel. 3-4512 - -----f Frrst row P Beauregard R Adams M Methot H Ouellette A Bermer Second row E OBrnen C Sumard D Sylvla Comphmems Campluments f QUALITY FURNITURE 17 Rodman Street Telephone 26421 GORTONS SEA FOODS INC Wholesale and Retail Dealers rn Jewelers Smce 1890 Fresh Salt and Smoked Fish Diamonds Watches Clocks Jewelry Etc OYSIQVS Cloms and I-obslers Cash and Credit 917 South Mann Street Fall Rlver Mass 1473 South Mann Street Tel 68248 CASCADE DRUG CO INC C O N N O R S The Drug Store Your Doctor Recommends Insurance Realtor Travel John E F Cusmk R Ph Mgr 1414 South Main Street 411 South Mann Street Fall Rnver Massachusetts Fall Ruver Massachusetts Dm' 30951 of PATENAUDE 8. co. . T ' 85 PREVOST S MARKET M 1 F S d M CHARLES D POIRIER R g I1 WALSH PHARMACY 1224 PI T I 68 39 DR ROLAND A CHOUINARD ALBERT G AUCLAIR FUNERAL HOME On wlth The dance' Junior Chrlstmos dance December 27 1950 MAIN HARDWARE SUPPLY CO wnpp- - - ' Main oo DiaI2-561 Compliments of FRANK X. PERRON C. P. HARRINGTON FUNERAL HOME 986 Plymouth Ave. Full River, M055- Phone 3-2272 I. F. MORIN FURNITURE STORE N. Girard, Prop. Domestic Electric Sewing Machines 46 Main Road, Near State Line North Tiverton, R. I. Dial North Tiverton 2-4869 N. PAQUIN 81 SONS 869 South Main Street Fall River, Mass. RAY'S AUTO RADIATOR WORKS Duco Work Radiators and Gasoline Tanks Cleaned and Repaired New Radiators, Glass Installed, Welding, Body 8. Fender Repairing 47 Eleventh Street Fall River, Mass. Dial 245612 WALKER'S MARKET Meats and Groceries Fancy Fruits and Vegetables in Season 597 Charles Street Fall River, Mass. Tel. 32922 STANDARD COAT, APRON 81 LINEN SERVICE, INC. 169 Hartwell Street Fall River 3-1881 Tel. 9-6191 Evenings By Appointment R O B E R T ' S FULL DRESS RENTAL ssrzvncf White Tuxedo Jackets - Tuxedo - Tail Coats Cutaways and All Accessories 398 Spring Street, Opp. St. Mary's Cathedral Fall River, Mass. Les eleves de lecole superleure MONSEIGNEUR PREVOST presentent leur voeux de succes aux fimssantes de 51 de lAcademle Domlnlcalne Residential Service Bonded Fur Storage Telephone 2 0482 Telephone 2 6240 PURDYS CLEANSERS GUIMOND FARMS Fall River Mass 727 Bedford Street Fall River Mass PLANT OFFICE 160 Third Street Dial 3 3621 MILK AND CREAM BRANCH OFFICE 1856 Pleasant Street Dual 3 0771 A Quality Product Try Our Homogenrzed Mrlk rx 11 1- : X ' I , , . .. . I , . 1 - DELCO BEVERAGES NC A Tel 5 7433 STAFFORD POND ICE 8. FUEL I s e 'I28I B sto o 800 Pleas tee a R r Ma s mclb At dM yorhes J RICHARD ONEIL CO Ca b dge Mass KILDA JOSEPH DESMARAIS P S th M Mass FALL RIVER HERALD NEWS BOLDUC S PHARMACY 3 East Ma St WHAT CHEER FOODS F R er M ss ch se s Cor er Globe Street Compl me ts of A L CARPENTER FURNITURE stone 610 MANTON AVENUE PROVIDENCE R I J. M. DARLING, JR. CO. General Contractors and Builders 878 South Main Street Fall Rlver,Mass Ernest F Darling, President Albert Manchester, Treasurer , I . For Your Club Pins I6 nawan Street Music Club - French Club - Latin Club I Ma . u - r Club-an an r 1 282 Franklin Street m ri 39, Whoe al and Retail New o n R ad Hospitalization and Income Insura e ant S r t F ll ive , 5 . our S ecmlly 878 ou ain Street Fall River, T24 - ggi -A-if J- :QQ -A 1 79 in reet all iv , a a u tt n i n Congratulations and Best Wishes for Success to the Class of 1951 from the MOTHER PRIORESS GENERAL and the Dominican Sisters of the Congregation of St. Catherine of Siena ,I W, ., ,ns 1452? f 'iff' V, 'im 1.7,- 4 ' un- nf' ' 1 X ' e sw W 'H' 'Y rw! ,i A fisif F V ,Qi 'Y L s fair ' EH 2 E K 1 51, -1 1 4' ' ' 4 K has ' ln - s he 'P 4-4 it 1 ffiff-,24 Ya , . 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KINGSLEY WROBEL UPHOLSTERING co. 68, Dm, Sm, Custom Built Furniture - A Specialty - Mason Supplies, Paints, Roofing, lnsulatio Moderate Prices - Visit Our Gift Shop 527 East Main Cor. of Dwelly St. Tel. FR 9-6461 91 'X Xu f yu f' ae x ,a -5 ' 1 if ,,dHewr. , --. , 'Z Sl la Vierge du Rosalre recueille Si la Vierge du Rosaire recueille des Ave cest du a la aenerosite de M. Eugene La France de New Bedford qui a bien voulu la faire peindre a nouveau. Remerciements sinceres. Les Religieuses Dominicaines. 92 Compliments of SHERRY CORPORATION Davol Street Fall Rlver Massachusetts Road Construction Asphalt Driveways Telephone 2-2741 - 2-3915 LE R NO S LIST FINANCE COMPANY t M hdSt Compllments of AJAX BUSINESS EQUIPMENT COMPANY Dlstrrbutors throughout Southeastern Massachusetts of A B Duck Mumeograph Products and Fme Impression Papers 508 Pleasant Street Tel 3 3619 New Bedford Mass Phone 3 2901 BOULE FUNERAL HOME Normand H Boule Raymond W Boule 615 BROADWAY Fall Rlver Mass FORMULA for SUCCESS FIRST Graduate from Hugh School NEXT Take a one year Secretarlal or Accounting Course In a good Business School THEN Attend College It you can A busmess or secretanal course wnll always be handy at college for takmg notes or tor earmng personal expenses and If you should drop out of college tor any reason Ilnke fathers deathl you will have a practical tralmng to fall back on and to earn a good Ilvlng Appllcatrons for Fall Term Now Being Accepted THIBODEAU BUSINESS COLLEGE Hudner Bldg Opp Cherry 81 Webb s 823 ' , C0mPl '1en15 of Complnments of 1 98 Sou h ain Street Fall River, Massachusetts 38 T lr reel . ' , . I 0 I - I I ' - I . . ' 2 , - 1 , . I 93 l i i l Compliments of I M C W H l R R S I I E E E T Wim lms my sm-ul? 'liwclw--y-ui' DA. PlllflP!llS li. Xxlllilllbilll. J. Nlm'Guill. Nl. Oiliun- mir. A. lif'l'Ill?I' try litting into Inu-k seats in the pre-primary. while the tuls stand by. l O . D U M O N T JEWELER - OPTlClAN 1424 Pleasant Street Fall River, Mass. Compliments Jewelry Gifts For Every Occasion f 0 Dial 3-3947 J. Haggerty, Prop. , If H O M E O , L If FRANK M. siLvlA, JR. 1 24 Hour Service - Meter Service 195 Dover Street Fall River, Mass. l l 94 ' Compliments of PACIFIC OIL CO C JOHN SEXTON 8K CO o s d I1 8 modern meat and grocery markets conveniently located LETENDRE 81 BOU LE LABCO VENETIAN BLIND MFG CORP Proprietors GENERAL MATTRESS C0 333 Bedford Street Fall River Mass WALSH MOVING CO SLADE LAUNDRY INC 2 M S 85072 Dry Cleaners Furners W T GRANT CO S M I068 Slade Street Fall Rlver Massachusetts ASHTQNS SPQRTING GOODS Tel 8 5641 THE EXTERMINATOR CO INC 348 entrol Street Fall River, Moss. - . Manufacturing Wholesale Grocers . P. . ox 508 Phila elp ia 5, Pennc. Compliments of Charles Labreche I Compliments I of local and Long Distance Moving I o 28 o reet Tel. - Compliments of 'I49 o. ain Street Known for Values . I I . - Corner of Borden 8- Second Compliments of K K D D ., . Leo A. La Croix, Pres. 95 -1.-1.--f 3 .1 1 1 1 1 5 1 l 1 JOSEPH T. CLOUTIER 81 SON A S S O C I A T E S General Contractors V A V 213 Lowell Street Foll River, Moss Tel. 2-0577 C 'P'l 'e 'S of GOYETTE'S MARKET V LAHAlE'S MARKET 1097 Stafford Road Fine Meats and Groceries Dial 292 Palmer Street Tel. 2-4331 Foll Rlver, Mass. 1 Fl S f ' - R Sh ' HALLS Muslc s1oRE 00' U'U,j1'Qjhprog,Efng Q 'P00 '9 '69 Non Main S ee' 1091 - 1099 Stoftord Road Everything for the Music Lover Dial 6-8526 X771 A TEL niclabu lwpgte qu 368 South Main Street A l 1 H Foll River, Moss. fir My .4'i'11!f' lvll 96 Success to Class of 1 95 1 . it. FALL RIVER AUTO SUPPLY CO., INC. Industrial, Commercial and Domestic Refrigeration Equipment Norge Appliances - Victor Deep Freezers United Bottle Coolers - United Walk-ln Coolers Traulsen Stainless Steel 4 McCroy Refrigeration Equipment 229 Pleasant St. Full River, Mass. Telephone 2-5701 Compliments of the GRANITE BLOCK SPA H. P. HOOD 8. SONS Milk - Cream Ice Cream DRAPERIES and VENETIAN BLINDS Custom Made Slip Covers LOUIS G BERNARD 8g SON 367 East Main St Tel 2 7971 BUILDING MATERIALS, INC. 139 Front St. Fall River, Mass Tel. 5-7809 R E SMITH COMPANY Printing Bookbmclmg Paper Ruling 88 Pleasant Street Fall River Mass Telephone 2 4781 June 1950 Annette Bermer newly elected school president receives the con gratulatlons of other nominees for the position ILeft to rightj C Wilkinson C Simard M Methot A Bermer L Dube Q . I . 1 1 F 7 - 1, I .4-A' ls. ' ' E I ,c ,' ,'1,1A:T.'L Q ' ,. f'rm.s -: . , , - . . , . , . , . , . . 97 TOWNE OPTICIANS tl NU WAY RUG SERVICE sf R BOLDUC S LUMBER 3 Compliments of GIUSTI BAKING CO Bakers of TWllN PACK BREAD 2 Sealed Halves in l Loaf This beautiful statue of St Thomas Aquinas one of the glories ot the Dominican Order and patron of all Catholic schools is the work of Mr John Perry Fairhaven Mass Through his courtesy we were al lowed to visit his studio a true corner of heaven Left to flgllll Annette Bermer Char lotte Deschamps Gllberte Lagasse Compliments of 12 Bedford Street Factory Ou et - Broadloom-Rugs 57 Kay reet P. . M. Q. Compliments of P. M. 1 . 85 Wilbur Street Fall River, Moss. Dial -5l7l Open Every Saturday ' 3 I . I , i I . I ' I - I C . . I - , . FALL RIVER FLOOR SURFACING CO D O N N E L LY Upholstery d R gs Cleo d Elect c lly We Spec al ze Su f c ng Sch ol D sk Tops To s Cou te s Etc C E' F a kl Street R e M Dual 2 2972 830 Stafto d Road P on 2 l9l'l Emile Fa cher Treas HYEO BEVERAGE EO THE NIRA FURNITURE co Hyco Carbo ated Beve ages Bowes ndDS, bums of 1732 S th Ma Street F R e M s Nu Grape and Sun Crest Orange Telephone 3 9381 266 Ferry Stree Fall River Mass H E RVE LAOASSE 3 1 pw W Pamtmg 8: Decorating Contractor 291 Hugh Street ,,-----W f Fall River Mass Dual 9 6493 Compliments of WM PROSSER 8K SON INC 943 Pleasant Street . . an u ne ri a D 5 5 in I, U 5 O 9 A Ex lusw Parntmg Service ble A n r . . . ' l35 r n nn Fall uv r, ass. ' . r . l1 e - u , . . H n r 1, r G i ri r ou in all iv r, as. f I , . f ,.'filf 3 , 4 - 5 , V, 2 fr . , ,ran I . . . 1 z ' Z ff ,, ' .. 4 'Y N . ' I . , . '1 ff I , I l 99 LECOMTE S DAIRY moL MASON S ELMER C SLATER 9 OP' N PEERLESS LAUNDRY INC 1668 PI MACKENZIE 81 WINSLOW INC Lumber and Burlclrng Material Mfgrs of Money S Worth Poultry and Dorry Feeds Fall Rlver Moss CHERRY 8. WEBB S MADE RITE POTATO CHIPS POTATO CHIPS D S thM 2 2470 WM SCHWARTZ MD Compllments of the A 8K P FOOD STORES I Il .I Compliments of fy II I ' I J eonord Street Fall River, Mass. I o Compliments of 'l I , . . . X I I Dispensin ician I54 o. Main Street Fall River, Mass. , ' , , ' , . I 1, rl , V Service, Sanitation, Satisfaction X14-Q 75-Q 114 easant St t Fall River, Mass. t F h 'I Compliments of Guaran eed res ar y l855 ou ain Street Tel. - 1 Compliments Fall River, Massachusetts of . , . . 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